The Truth About Burnout
359 EGP
A comprehensive examination of workplace burnout that challenges common misconceptions and offers evidence-based insights into its causes, symptoms, and prevention. Combines psychological research with practical strategies.
An in-depth exploration of burnout syndrome that goes beyond surface-level advice to examine the psychological, organizational, and societal factors contributing to workplace exhaustion. The work synthesizes current research to debunk myths about burnout being simply a matter of individual weakness or poor time management. Aimed at professionals, managers, and HR practitioners, it presents a nuanced understanding of how modern work environments create conditions for burnout. The tone balances scientific rigor with accessibility, offering both theoretical frameworks and actionable solutions for individuals and organizations seeking to address this pervasive workplace challenge.
| Dimensions | 198 × 170 × 250 cm |
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